Indie-pop band BORDERLINE is back with their latest single ‘Terrify’, following the critical and commercial success of their EP Chrysalis. The new track showcases the band’s signature mix of emotive lyrics, soaring melodies, and tight, dynamic arrangements, reflecting their growth as one of the most exciting acts to emerge onto the global stage.
Taranaki’s folk favourites Turkey The Bird have joined forces with local singer-songwriter Liana Hart to create their brand-new single “Already Home,” due for release today.
Fresh off the back of their latest album, The Response pivot sharply with Where Do You Run To? It’s a bold left turn for the Christchurch duo, embracing a grittier, more propulsive sound without losing their melodic touch.
Following a series of releases, “Driving Me Crazy” showcases a more sensual side of BENJAMIN’s artistry. A jazz/R&B-inspired beat layered with soaring strings creates the perfect backdrop for BENJAMIN’s intimate storytelling; a sensual reflection on loving someone through captivating lyrics.
Quietly crafting in the background, artist Mukukā returns with a sound that marks the next evolution of her artistry. Her latest single ANGEL is the first release from an upcoming body of work: emotionally precise and experimental, a sonic series defined by hypnotic guitars, honest lyricism, and full creative authorship.
After a period of reflection, Avondale’s Spdrtwnbby (pronounced spider town baby) returns with ‘Back to Self’ featuring Jarna.
Returning with their first new music since February’s ‘Dopamine’, West Auckland post-surf 5-piece Double Parked have released a new single, ‘Necklace’.
Rising pop-soul artist Verity returns with her haunting new single “Insomnia” — a track that dives deep into the restless aftermath of toxic love and the long nights spent trying to forget.
Anna van Riel has been on a defiantly creative journey in recent months. Working with longtime musical collaborator Danny Fairley in his studio Mirrors Audio, the three-time Tui-nominated artist has been crafting her seventh studio album, and her first “adult” album in a decade, following a successful stint in the world of children’s music.
Reb Fountain shares her new single, One Way Trip; a heartfelt americana standard with a stripped back analog modesty that belies the intricacy of its lyrics.
Proteins of Magic returns with “The Future”, a new single that fuses alt-indie, post-punk, and experimental rock into something dark, unruly, and arrestingly alive.
Best NZ Folk Artist finalists, You, Me, Everybody deliver their new single, The Rest of Us - a heartfelt acoustic anthem that blends the clarity of bluegrass with the hooks and heart of a pop ballad.
Ōtautahi/Christchurch’s Yurt Party are back with their latest single Pocket Weasel, set for release TODAY, October 10, 2025.
Wisdom of the Rose is a sacred musical offering from Judi Cranston, inviting listeners to slow down, open their hearts, and be grounded in their connection to spirit. Across nine transformative tracks, Judi weaves voice, vibration, and intention into a journey of soul healing. This is a return to the still, wise, and tender presence within.
Amanda from AJSCeleste has released two songs ‘KingsnQueens Reign’ & ‘An Angel’ recently, w Feel See Magic Wand on the horizons
As the non-profit organisation marks its 3rd birthday, they’re reflecting on three impactful years of nurturing Aotearoa’s creative community – and are thrilled to invite you to be part of the celebration on Saturday 15th November.
Celebrating a No.1 album with RE-EVOLUTION and the 2025 Aotearoa Music Awards PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD, DEVILSKIN are marking a huge year with something truly special – a rare chance to experience the Hamilton phenomenon from a brand new perspective.
The bold and beautiful harmonies of Fijian songs and storytelling are set to reach a wider audience with the announcement that Vatu Dei have released their debut album as part of their Pasifika Artist in Residence for Palmerston North.
The Music Managers Forum Aotearoa (MMF) is proud to announce the return of Back to Basics, a free seminar series designed for those in the early stages of artist management — including self-managed artists — who are building the foundations of their music careers.
Māori artist TOHU returns with a powerful new single, “Whakapapa Driven”, featuring **A-Kla$$*. A bilingual hip-hop track infused with haka-inspired energy, the song is a proud celebration of whakapapa, whānau, and cultural identity.
Pōneke’s Tavita & Bay Road release their new single Diamond & Balloon today — the first single from their forthcoming EP, due out November 21st. Shaped by groove, melody and meaning, the track is stripped back yet resonant. Featuring guest vocals from Japan-based artist I Luv Me, Tokyo is a pulsing, retro-futuristic party anthem infused with neon nostalgia and late-night city dreams.
Pōneke’s Tavita & Bay Road release their new single Diamond & Balloon today — the first single from their forthcoming EP, due out November 21st. Shaped by groove, melody and meaning, the track is stripped back yet resonant.
Bengali-NZ singer-songwriter Sabreen returns with her latest offering ‘The End’, a cinematic Desi-folk ballad penned as a love letter to Palestine.
Hail, Meteor! weave post-rock, dream pop and indie into powerful, bilingual tracts of song that explore grief, belonging, and aroha. Their new album, Nearer, is an album of delicate vastness; both nostalgic and immediate, it has a tone affecting the many generations that make up both the band’s audience and members.
Social media is one of the most powerful tools artists have to grow their careers. In this session, artist, educator, and content creator Mazbou Q will share practical strategies to help you navigate platforms, grow your audience, and market your music effectively.
Mother and daughter Fiona Walmsley and Jenna Grbin are on a mission to help children grow in confidence and celebrate their differences with the release of BuzzTales’ debut sing-along book and single, Carly the Chameleon.
Award-winning electro-Māori artist HUIA is set to empower with the release of her new 12-track album, KAWAKAWA, on October 10th, 2025. This thoughtful project, a fusion of rich imagery in te reo Māori (Māori language) with a global soundscape, promises a new flavour of te reo Māori music.
At Sixes and Sevens is the long-awaited full-length debut album by alternative rock band Frank On Tap. The band have been meticulously crafting this piece of work across the span of 12 months at the renowned Roundhead Studios, with producer De Stevens.
Turning to Hip Hop and RnB, featuring SWIDT, Diggy Dupē, Tom Scott, Melodownz, MokoMokai, and Mā. The record continues Kingi’s practice of deep collaboration and documentation of genre, flexing his producer skills while highlighting the strength and breadth of Aotearoa’s contemporary music scene.
Aotearoa artist Hamo Dell (Ngāti Porou) makes a powerful return with her new single Bittersweet. Blending her signature R&B and reggae sound, Bittersweet explores the duality of love — uplifting yet painful, sweet yet heavy.
